Homage watch- Has anyone bought from New Forest Watches?
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Hugo Stiglitz said:
redrabbit said:
Steeldive Willard for the win.
That's actually quite a nice watch in green. Edited by redrabbit on Saturday 27th July 21:04
Bob_Defly said:
Badda said:
Fake seikos? What the hell??
Exactly. Buy direct from the land of slavery and concentration camps. "Yeah but I got a nice looking watch for less than £200!"RSTurboPaul said:
Bob_Defly said:
Badda said:
Fake seikos? What the hell??
Exactly. Buy direct from the land of slavery and concentration camps. "Yeah but I got a nice looking watch for less than £200!"Bob_Defly said:
RSTurboPaul said:
Bob_Defly said:
Badda said:
Fake seikos? What the hell??
Exactly. Buy direct from the land of slavery and concentration camps. "Yeah but I got a nice looking watch for less than £200!"The people are not the government, in the same way that we have virtually fk all ability to influence the direction of travel our government takes - and we are in a western world with comparatively good 'freedom of speech' and the ability to mock our leaders on social media in an attempt to point out their errors without fear of being disappeared.
My bronze Steel Dive is my favourite watch and I wear it most days.
RSTurboPaul said:
If we are ruling out buying anything 'Made in China' on the basis the government are authoritarian control freaks with a penchant for 'removing' anyone or anything in their way if they can get away with it, we probably won't have that much 'stuff'.
I agree. My thinking is that while it is difficult to avoid feeding China's war, slavery and torture machine, we can reduce our buying/needs. Reduce/re-use/recycle. Buy less stuff in general. Shop at charity shops, buy secondhand stuff.Are you talking about these sort of seiko homages?
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There's loads to be found - Moddys - Watch Makeup - Elegant Mods - Custom Watch Haven. That's from a google search.
I have no idea how good these are or if the vendors are 'real' - with the proliferation of ads on social media I'm tempted to think that many are scams.
Or
There's loads to be found - Moddys - Watch Makeup - Elegant Mods - Custom Watch Haven. That's from a google search.
I have no idea how good these are or if the vendors are 'real' - with the proliferation of ads on social media I'm tempted to think that many are scams.
Ranger 6 said:
Are you talking about these sort of seiko homages?
I have no idea how good these are or if the vendors are 'real' - with the proliferation of ads on social media I'm tempted to think that many are scams.
A GMT bezel on a non GMT watch? I don't think that this is a homage but probably a fake Rolex watch case, with an aftermarket Seiko dial that someone cobbled together. I don't have a problem with Homage watches, especially if they're modeling a discontinued model. The Seiko homages really exploded (in my mind) when Seiko decided to discontinue the SKX. Companies like Steeldive started making the same watch with a sapphire crystal for half the price of the replacement that Seiko introduced. They're well built and they have a Seiko movement. As long as they don't have Seiko on the logo, I don't see any issue.I have no idea how good these are or if the vendors are 'real' - with the proliferation of ads on social media I'm tempted to think that many are scams.
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